SS 110 Single Head PVC & Aluminium Cutting Machine
SCHTEC SS 110 Single Head machine for PVC & aluminum cutting, 20°-160° angles, 500 mm blade, 3 kW motor, ideal for small workshops.
SS 110 Technical Specifications
| Power Supply | 400 V, 3 Ph, 50-60 Hz |
| Total Power | 3 kW |
| Diameter of Saw | 500 mm |
| Spindle Speed | 2,800 rpm |
| Air Pressure | 6-8 bar |
| Air Consumption | 90 l/min |
| Machine Height | 1,360 mm |
| Machine Length | 1,100 mm (7,000 mm with conveyor) |
| Machine Width | 960 mm |
| Machine Weight | 430 kg |
Description
Standard Features
- It cuts Aluminum and PVC profiles.
- Pneumatic undercut 500 mm. saw blade.
- Adjustable saw speed.
- Wide angle range from 20° to 160°
- Special fixing points for easy adjustment at 20°, 30°, 45°, 90°, 135°, 150° and 160° angles.
- Vertical pneumatic clamping pistons will fix profile in the best way.
- Right-Left profile support conveyor is provided as standard
Optional Features
- Manual Measurement Conveyer (3m) for SG100 – SG110 – GC265
- Cooling system to cut Aluminium profiles (LS 930)
- Automatic Digital Measurement System for SS110 – MA270
Product Description
The SCHTEC SS 110 is a compact single-head processing machine ideal for cutting PVC and aluminum profiles at a wide range of angles from 20° to 160°. It features a 500 mm saw blade that rises from below and preset angle stops for fast and safe operation. With a pneumatic vertical clamping system, adjustable processing speed, and a 3 kW motor, it offers an efficient machining experience for small and medium-sized workshops. Its right-left conveyor integration ensures a user-friendly setup, making it a powerful entry into professional production.
FAQ
Cutting Machines for PVC Profiles
Frequently Asked Questions
Find quick answers to common questions about our PVC Cutting Machines.
1. What is the difference between a single-head and a double-head cutting machine?
A single-head cutting machine, like the Schtec SS 110, is a versatile and compact solution ideal for lower-volume production or custom-angle cuts, as it makes one cut at a time. A double-head cutting machine, such as the SD 140 or DCA 440, significantly increases production speed by cutting both ends of a profile simultaneously at perfect 45° or 90° angles. This makes them ideal for medium to high-volume manufacturing where efficiency is key.
2. How do Schtec machines achieve a clean and precise cut on PVC?
A glazing bead saw, such as the Schtec SG 100/110, is a specialized machine designed specifically for cutting the small PVC glazing bead profiles that hold the glass in place within the window frame. It uses a specially designed mould system to cut two profiles at once at a precise 45° angle. For full automation and accuracy, these machines can be paired with automatic measuring systems like the MA 270 or the MD 272 digital measuring device.
3. What is a "glazing bead saw" and which profiles is it for?
A glazing bead saw, such as the Schtec SG 100/110, is a specialized machine designed specifically for cutting the small PVC glazing bead profiles that hold the glass in place within the window frame. It uses a specially designed mould system to cut two profiles at once at a precise 45° angle. For full automation and accuracy, these machines can be paired with automatic measuring systems like the MA 270 or the MD 272 digital measuring device.
4. Many machines are listed as "PVC & Aluminium." Do they require special adjustments for different materials?
Yes. While machines like the SD 140 and SS 110 are engineered to cut both materials, processing aluminium requires different settings and features. For cutting aluminium, a cooling system is offered as an option to lubricate the blade and prevent overheating. Additionally, a hydro-pneumatic system is used to ensure a smoother, more controlled blade feed speed, which is necessary for cutting harder aluminium profiles without causing stress.
5. How does an automatic measuring system improve the glazing bead cutting process?
An automatic measuring system, like the MA 270, and an electronic digital measuring device, like the MD 272, eliminate the risk of human error in measurement. The measured data for glazing beads can be transferred to the saw via Wi-Fi. The machine then cuts the pieces in the received order, preventing confusion and ensuring every bead is cut to the exact required length with 0.1mm precision. This not only increases accuracy but also significantly speeds up the workflow.
